command: Fix partial position command #972
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Commit 4bbc5f8 introduced the SET_PARTIAL_POSITION="setParitalPosition" command. However, the command is really called "partialPosition".
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Commit 4bbc5f8 introduced the
SET_PARTIAL_POSITION="setParitalPosition"command. However, the command is really called "partialPosition".Sorry, this slipped in - most likely because I was doing the corresponding change in the integration similar to the gate's
SET_PEDESTRIAN_POSITIONand got confused by that. In the pasted JSON in #957 you can see that "partialPosition" is correct and not "setPartialPosition".